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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

2alibsr-beinbet ii6 in einem S9a9'
te, aus tpeI1er Yerfenfung es our1 eli
men bpbrauIiden @lepator beqlielt an
bic OberHdde geboben tuerbet tallft.
nm ieinen 8erberben fpeienber SGnB
a~bsuaeben. @lei6 bana1 miro e ntes
Der in bic Siefe bera%bgelafen, INN Don
Reuem gelaben gu tueroelI.
50 1T bas @ei6iiB nir tir elm paar
@,unoen fdt6ar unb peridminbet tpies
Ser. che Der @egner I'M Stanbe GENE.
len III, feline 6anonen mad bieiem
3ielobiefte gu ridten. @etrOfen pers
oen fam Dies ,oerf1minbenbe 8ei6ib"
baber ausi6lieBli9 our9 einen nertical
einfdlagenben gurbenfduB, ALIEN oieie
Wabri9einlidfeit 1T 10 gering, baB fie
nur our9 eineu 3ufal berbeigefibrt
tuer6en f6nnte. Die 8ebienungsmann.
idaften iener @eidiiBe finb iibrigens
bur6 bas feinoli6e Geuer nod peniser
erreinbar, als bic @ei9ibe ielbf.
Dentl gu benz Sdo6te, ON oeHen goben
oaHeIbe rubt, Fl. sa unterirbiide @dnz
ge unb bort linten tpirb bas @efdib,
na6bem es absefeuert 1T, fcfOrt .ipieoer
gelaben.
9ies iinb ettpa bic @runosige bes
neuer gIarfe'f1en Giftenf9ub Sps
fems. uns mill muir ni9t re6t in ben
2opf. mie Dos RiGten unb 3ielen nit
bieien vperi1winbenben @ei6iben"
aussefiibrt tueroeu iol, obne baB bic
Observation-Disclosures aus ibrent
fideren 8erffed nit an bic Orb Obers
fiddle su fommen brau6en. DEM oas
Glarfe sizes mirfli1 bel Der Giiten : Ars
tilerie Der 3ufuuft fir iiberfiifig bdlt,
oas gebt aus na9itebenben S9luBbes
mertungen berbor: Sin amf oieie
Weiie gebanobabtes 8ef6iib permag elm
piel tueiteres 9real su beftrei1en. als
cine biuter ben S1ieB.2ufen zines sorts
ober elmer 4iitens Batterie perborgenes.
Serner aber tpirb es permittelft Der glees
triaitat m6sli9 fem, bic alerl9tperiten
@el1ibe bur1 einen einalgen WtartI bes
ben, fenfen, ri1teu uno abfeueru gu
IaHen, unb spar 10, baB aud bieier cine
Mann fid in elmer p6llg geii1erten
| g~ntfernung BON buubert garbs bls au
eiuer Meile Don ienem @eidiiBe bsftas
bet. @eaenpdrtig befbdftigt man
f6 fogar nit 8eriu9en, UNI auh oas
unterirbifde2aoen ui9t burh Mfeniden,
ionoern bur1 eleetrifde Torri1tuugen
ausflrerl su lafien.
Saben Sleie 1eriu9e erit elm sintis
ges @eluItat eeliefert, bann lam man
in 3ufunft cine eau3e In3abl foI9sr
moDernen 3ulten Batterien-ooer rlds
tiger geiast Neutrality-suspicious. aus
fi1erer g%ntfernuns fpielen Iaher.
Der 6auptportbeil bieier Weuerurg
III, baB man in 3ufuuft gar feline fofts
ipieligen 3tfen. unb 9afens Sorts mebr
Az erri9ten brau9t, unb baB man bas
hierburh ~bisporibel ~perbenbe @elb
galis unb sar our gei9afuns BON
ihmerem Gefdib unb bon Sorpeoos,
iouie 3ur an.esuns BON See : Minen
bertpenben fanr.
Die RfteniGub > 2ommiifioa suiro
nun pabrideinli9 ni9t perfeblen, ib'
rem Neridt ben Musfibruu9en bes
Simess 2orresponoenten g~egenlber in
SduB 3u nebmen, uuo Die fi9 bieraus
entuldelnbe DistuffioH wirb obne 6ra'
&c man9esSntsrefante au Sage foroerr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

uub baB nod benz Gintritte bes Cages
BON Queretaro fein Sdmers elm tiefer
uno aufrihtiger mar. Sn benz ebener=
pabuten iSamilienratb, benz i6 beis
pObnts, CAB elmer Der gr3bersose nit
einem 6reimutb. Der feinem @baratter
gbre ma6te, Der aber bas briiberltte
8efibI bes 2aiiers ri9t unberleBt lieB,
BEN poIiti56en 8eiorgniH en-, mel6e fi1
at, ben Wiebereintritt oes gr3bersogs
Wear in feline &e6te fniipften. entlfies
ben Musbrud. vgs hanbeIt iib UNI elm
WenidenIeben," erfldrte Der &aiier,
vunb bas allein fdcn wdre fur mid bes
fiimmenb". Ser Selegrapb bradte DIE
Wadri6t Der faiierIihen Gntf9lieBurg
aud reGt,eitis mad Waihineton. alein
bas @efdid iolte fid p~oll3ieben. gites
Sages tpuroe mir in friibeffer Worae1s
fiunbe elm Selegramm gebra6t: EN-
peror Macmillan condemned and
shot," Ser Raifer befanb fi9 in &es
~aensburg, i6 ianbte cine geeignete per=
i6nli1feit, un bic idredlide Sotidaft
5owobl Sr. Maieitdt, als auh oer6rau
grsberSosin Sophie su iiberbriugen.
gs tparerl fur6ibare N~uaenblide. No9
einmal. einige Sabre fpdtsr, batte i'd
cine elei9 barts aufsabe; es mat, als
i'd ielbf ben idueren Sang that, UNI
ben Siirffen peter aremberg BON Der
grmprbung feines bofnungsconen
Sobnes, Der Militdr Mtta9e in st.
p~etersburg mar. in idonenoer. Weiie
3u unterridten."
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ISM. SBatus & eobm.

rlnfere 0auptnabruns III unb bleibt
bas 6IeifG, unb INN iol4es frif4 uno
gut AZ erlangen, fam man unm0gli1
einen superldffgeren Martt finben, als
BEN BON @m. polling & 6obn, go.
5I1 gpe. 6. Die 9erren baben BEN
@efhmad ihrer 9unbeu Rednung ges
traaen unb in ibrem @tabIihesnent cine
faIte QuItmaf9ine erri9tet, pelde allen
Nuforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnts
fernung i9dblider Snsrebienaen .bes
SIeii1es entipri4t. Sic baben beffdu'
Big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen grcben
8orratb BON Waituieb, aus ipeldem
MIR bas Bette fir lire Gunoen seudblt
piro. der reel hebient fem mil. Der
beIu6e ben Marft, Ro. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,10tli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17
6. S. Maaer,

POS met 6 ommeree "a 5 e.
bdIt elm groBes unb febr aetpdbltes Sas
ger BON Sapeten, &ouleauI,
BiIberrabmen unb Seihen n.
unb ferner neben 3eiduensM ateriaIien
alIer ari. Gvarben unb Mnfreis
der : M aterialien, b~efonoers
6ammers fertig gemif4te
Garben, bic beiten unb biligifen i'm
Warfte, biz unter boiler 8araniie bets
fault uerben. s 4 ers unb 6 e
geigIas un6 anbere In bieies Sad
T1lagenbe Mrtitel; tuorin 6err Miiler
bas gr6bte Eager i'm WefieH bes Staa'
tes bat. Iuftrdge aus Dem 2anbe iuers
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

= Sc gtebt mebr @atarrh in biefer
Seftion beg 2anbes, als aIe iibrigen
3rantbeiten 3uiammen senommen, unb
big in bic leBten Sabre binein tpurbe
berfelbe fir unbeiIbar gebalten. Wdbs
renb pieIer Sabre bielten bic Nerste Cos
tarrb fir cine lofale 2ranfbeit unb iu9s
ten fie nit Iofalen Witteln gu beilen, ba
biefe aber nidt anidlasen MOLTEN, ers
fldrteteu fie suleBt ben @atarrb fir un=
beiIbar. Die Wihenfhaft bdlt ibn fir
cine conifitutionele 2rantbeit, beren
Seilung conffitutiouele Mittel erfOrs
Bert. 6aIPs g~atarrb Cure,
fabri3irt BON s. s. Gbenen&@ o.,
Solebo, Obio, III oas einsige eonfitus
tionele MitteI. bas fi9 s~esenmdrtig i'm
Marfte beinbet. gs tpirb innerli9 ans
aetpanot in Dozen BON 10 Sropfen in
einem 9beeI6Fel. GO pitft brett out
bas 8lut unb bic Mueus Oberfd4e
bes Gp5fems. Die Gabrifanten bieter
800 fur ieben Gaa. in benz bas Wlittel
bic Seilung pelfast. Man ieube nod
@~ircuIaren unb3eusnihen unb abbreffre
s. s. gbenen 6 3d.,
Sole6o, Obio.
sa5-8ei allen apotbefern fur IS @ents
su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17
0raf 8enff iiber bic 9ataftrupbe bee
3ai,er5 Marimiliatt

Sebr intereKamt finb bic folsenben
Auf3ei9nungen bes grafen 4euft aber
bic 2atatropbe bes 2aiiers Magimili'
an In Merifo.
.Wsniae Sage nod meinem gintriti
In D5terrei9if6e Oieufte. erbielt i'd elm
febr perbinoli1es 6hreiben bes 2aiiers
Marlmillan BON Merifo. Der bobe
6err begriibte meine grnennung nit
ben f96nten Sofuunsen unb nerlieb
mir foglei9 ieineri b6Gfen Oroen, ben
meritanifden abler. Man mar fdon
70 uabe Der 2ataftropbe uub bod bate
man oapon feline Abnung. obi9on Der
Rid3ug be- 6ran3oien unb bic @es
miitbstrantbeit Der 6aiierin CHARLOTTE
bereits ME @rabgeldute porbalten.
Oa fam pI6bli9 bic nieberf6mets
terrible. Na9rtdt DON Der @efansennabs
me bes 3aifers. IS folgtsn obne 8er'
aug bic n6tbisen biplomatii@en S9ritte.
Niht alleir infer @eianoter In Wafbs
inaion fu1te bic 8eruenbung Der
unionsreeieruns nod, aud Graf Appos
mi tuurbe angeuieien, cine Wermitt.
lung Der enelifaen Resieruag gu gIeis
dem 3wede nad,uiuden, u. oieie tpurbe
BON Qorb STANLEY benz iebigenQOroD ers
bp-auf bas Bereitmiligffe uub init BEN
Nusbrud Der fsften ueber3eugung. baB
bas 2eben bes 2aiiers gef6out iuerben
tpiirbe. sugefi9ert. Sd erlaubte mir
inswiIden barauf aufmerffam 5u mos
den, baB mon tn Msrifo cine @arontie
gegen bic Ridfebr bes aaiiers Moyis
milan nerlanseH uno oieie pielei1t
tann as genleenb anfeben lperoe.
tpenrl er Raiier MaIimiIian
ieiaer Dor Der Rronannabme OBJ
aeiegten Der5iHtleifung auf ieine Ngna'
tenredte In Osffsrrei9 eutbuuoen unb
in bieIe fbrmlih tpieber eingelebt Ders
be. 0ieSu beourfte es nod ben 9aus'
geieben Der 3uftimmung bes 6amilieis
ratbs, tpelhen Sen &aiier aud iofori
suiammenberief. Mir lit oieie gpifobs
beionbers oarum 70 lebbaft in grinne'
rung, neil i1 babel bas eble 0er3 oes
3aiiers in polIea Mabe fddBen lernte.
IS lit pieleidt benz @rsber3og Warimi-
lian unreht seidebeH, uno man mag
Jpn man9es ebrgei3igen planes ge3ies
ben baben, Der feinen 8eoenfen fern
lag. Sobiel tpar aber semiB, baB in
feiner umgebung es ni9t an gefdbrs
Iihen Ratbgebern feblte uno baB bon
elmer euentueIen Repolte bes grsbers
sogs In Osfferrei9 bis in Die b6hifen
Greiie. geipsoGen muroe. Dem 4aiier
irans Sofepb f0ante es ni6t entgangen
fein, baB nad Dem unglidstage BON
96niggrdb einrnal, als Der Wonard
BON Gd0nbrunn nad Wien fubr, Der
Guf r8ibat Warimilian!~ fid berneb.
men IieB. Man9es unporfi9tise Wort
Des grsbersoss blieb ebenfOwenis Oers
5orgen. SD erDdbne bas ales, UNI
bariiber feinen 3weifel Su lafen, baB
benz 3aifer ssbnfahe urfa6e gum 4rg'
mobn unb CUR Yetfimmuna aegen ieis
neu 9ruoer gegeben mar. Aber Wie-
manO mebr als i'd mar in ienen 3agen
in Der Gage, fid bacon gu iiber3eugsn,
baB ber 3aiier nur einen Geoanter,
ben Der 9sttuns ieines 8ruoers, bate,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17
saeae gsaarenl Meae asaarem.

Z m 8 inbereIIaS WubsStor {,
gde 9pufonftraBe 6 slpe. 6.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella .S9ubs
fore bat bic 6itli9en Mdrfte befu9t
iino eineu iiberrai9enb reit baltigen
gorratb bon SGuben fiir Damert uno
ainber, iopie fur 6erren eingetauft.
Die Woaren finb porSlgIi9: oauerbaft
unb febr preis pirbig. Seoe Jamilie
foGlte es fi9 our aufsabe MAIDEN, i,ren
Bebarf an S1ub3eug i'm Ginbes
reIIa store gu taufen. GIio pers
gebt ri1t ben
gtnbereIIa S@ubsStore.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

Gaarbrndeu pertbeiIt tperben ioQen.
Gerner beiBt es. baB in Meb 2aiernert
gebaut nerben, in nelden, tpenn pols
lenbet, 10000 Mann uutergebra9t
tuerben f6nnen.
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1856. 6erbit. 1886.
L. HUTH & SOHN,
bic aIts unb beipdbrte
Gtfen> u. 6pl5m1lren>,
Gasbsn. nuc &amensap anolana
sas, aas rub 1ss starlt~ Giraffe

syarbsn. nuc &0mensap anolane
ias. aas nab 10 Elarts-e ssaDs
6au Mntpnte- Eexae.
9aben ioeben trbaIten:
Siren 1srbf. uub aBinter : Bebarf bon
., 2snbret1 y 6cta @arter'
nab BtumeusS omeu.
unter anberm neus ernte araut. NIB sbinat'
Sameu, tribe 8obHen snt erbfeu ~ 2srbh'
pFanjnug, @inter.Roegru uuo 0fries Akinst,
Sorgtum y. /. b. -
1000 Yfuub usne ernte 6ib. Samtu.
80 Bfunb 81 #afo 8piebsI.S amer.
200 Babel eHten Solution Gras. Saiaeu.
1Rafen. unh Vafure 6ras Sameu. GIfalfe,
} rotbk1 unb ipeibfn 2Iees &nnsen.
daeufen far BIOS. Meeife a Sos 4eatndl
BIus @ras enlfp pFise. bic beaeu, sirfadfeu,
Rdrfiisu unb b~ilisfen @eit . @aase TN Marlts
s=ey aseatsn fur bic berabmten
Brin1y g,
pfdnef Il. eamensriIs, 6anb . pfise uni
&uItibators, Belle eth Gutter. S&~neiDtmoi&i'
nea, Cuff. 3. Hre6t Murftuaf4tnen unb But
der iltsufdieu, 6arrifcu Bros q 90. eeinifhf'
6arben, 5obnions GaIfmirfarbek &c.
Carl 8. Heutbs Dienenrou&er, 0cnis'
Grtroctrrs unp Weeher,
snIes su ben nisbrisHsn @reifeu.
i. u 4 Sohn.
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~ "A0Iagniflque Dlunair."
CHICAGO Nstrs.

Caledqo Netrs. r. = Ha.f
NJ. La Blanc, If his story be accepted,
was once chief cook to a Pariaian Noble.
man. Now he keeps West Side board.
ing house. For days before Christmas be
treated his gueets to mouth watering de.
scriptions Of rs mseniique dinnair on ze
Chrisemas day i'll La Belle France" A
few days before Christmas he became
very mysterious, and intimated that those
fortunate mortals who sat at his table
should have a "magnifque dinnair."
Accordingly anticipation ran high. The
day at last arrived. His promises were
fulfilled The table was spread with an
embarrassment Of good things. One dish
was especially favorite, and that it was
90 seemed to give moneieur great delight.
seemeda species Of game, was deicately
favored, but no one knew exactly what it
was. ."Oh, monsieur, do tell us what this
delicious meat=is," said pretty Mrs. H.,
the star boarder, when the dish was de-
molished. "zat, madame, cat is 70 grand
triumph Of 70 art. Only ze Frenchmen
mex zs'delicious deesh-z.t ia ze-vat you
call zs owel-zs pet Dwell" owl" ex-
claimed q chorus Of voice., and dox.n
wry faces were made, "Oh, monsieur,
how could you have the heart to kill the
poor thing? chirped the star boarder. ut
ees you vat mex 80 cruel accusations,
madame; 1'no keel him-he die. ),
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suNDAYs-Leave the Cit. at 800 a. N. and run
NJ 10 and run every hour ua,H 1000 p n. -
TN, Inc church train will leave each terminus at
l.ig p. III. HHEHN7 U. lflRIGH,
nos Superintendent d
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LINCOLN's sCOKN or a LIE,

Story Showing How uo Got to DO Gallo,
| al. Honest Abe. =, a
81. Louis Globe Democrat.
Mr. A. II. Chapman, step.nephew by
marriage Of Mr.. Lincoln, has this to ray oil
him as to why he was called "Hones.
Abe:" In his law practice on the Wabash
circuit he was noted for bis answering
honesty. People learned to love him ar.
IDENTIFY, dcyotedly, and juries listened in.
tently, earnestly, receptively to the sad.
faced, earnes. man. He was never blamed
for bribery; nothing could move him
when once his resolutions were formed.
There WAS nothing scholarly in his
speeches, and he always rested his case on
its merits, only sssing for simple West.
ern juatice, and the texture OF the man
was such that-his very uneainlinesa
was In bis favor before d pioneer Jury.
dis lace always wore sweetened and
Kindly expression, never sour,. and burn
Ing to win them, his tall franc swaying as
pine, made him resia.less pleader. l
remcmter one case Of his honest trait OF
character. 1t WIS d case In which he WAS
Tor the defendant. Satisfied OF his clients
innocence, it depended mainly on one
witness. That witnesa told on the stand
under oath what Abe knew to be q lie, and
no one else knew. " hen he arose to
plead the case he said: Gentlemen, I de.
pended on this witness to clear my client.
He has lied. l AJAX that no attention be
paid his testimony. Let his words be
stricken out, il my case fails. 1 do not
wish town in thiH way. 1929
Hist OF a lie touched the Jury; be
laid his case before them magnifcently,
skilltully, mastery, and won in spite Of
the lie against him. From such work
came his Honest Abe" never knew
Abe to have a coat to ft him, all were i'll
fitting, hut underneath was a big hot heart
that could adjust itself TO all humanity.
de had at his tongues end the little items
that make up the humble world Of the
pioneer farmer. Once at a hotel in the
evening during court q lawyer said: "Our
case is gone; when Lincoln quit he was
crying, the Jury was crying, the Judge
was crying, and was little damp about
the case up."Dil[.7s@ % eTala = y
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4 River by Order.

Ldrpcr'a Magazine. .I -dE!yti8 III -s
Captain King, author OF "rhe Colonel's
Daughter" in mis- brochure entitled Gam.
paiguing with Crook, "tells an amueing On
characteristic anecdote to Colonel Royal,
now commanding the Fourth Cavalry, but
then Lieutenant Colonel Of the Third.
He says: "A story is going the rounds OF
the camp which does US all good even in
this dismal weather. Colonel Royal
ordered one OF his battalion commanders
to put that battalion in camp on the other
eide Of the river, facing east. A prominent
and well'known habit OF the subordinate
officer was tendency to eplit hairs, dis.
cuss orders, and,, in fine, to make trouble
where there was ghost Of a chance OF so
doing unpublished: Presently the Colonel
saw that his instructions we're being car
ried out, and, not being in mood for in
direct action, he put spurs TO his horse,
dashed through the stream aud reined up
alongeidethe victim, with; Didn't order
you, sir, to put your battalion in camp
along the river, facing east?' Yes, sir.
But this isn't river; it's only creek.
Greek, sir. Greek, sir! What do you
mean, sir =? It's riyer-a river from thia
time forth, by order, sir. Now do as l tell
you There was no further delay"
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Free Triltlc.

The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking of Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has large
" benefited the consumers, as we'll as re-
lieviDg the burden OF homo manufacture
ers. Especially is this The case. with
Green's august Flower and Boschee's Ger
man Syrup, as the reduction OF thirty.six
cents per dozen, has been added to in
crease the sizs Of tho bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving onehttb
more medicine in the 10 cent size. The
Aug'ls! Flo,uer for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale Of any medicines in the
world. The advantage OF increased size
Of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and ailiicted, in every town
and village In civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size.
49, ~ .H'l.a '.ar.a tfA ei.A H. hT-N e
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He Wouldn't Subscribe.


E'ae At'utos is-T. ar-At, -EgE -- -s-s-r .r N
care you one OF our subscribers ?" "No =;
we'll, yes; lemme. sec I believe l took it
durin' the campaign 7 the Democratic
County Committee sent it to me-" swell,
you 90 down and aubscrlbe for our county
weekly, eight pages, all the news; latest
market quotations, including eggs, able
editorials, choice miscellany, poetry, eject
era, etcetera, and we'll SOC what we can
do for you" NSo, sir CAN'T do it," said
the veteran, as he backed of toward the
door; "times is too hard !; why, cir, l had
to give up my subscription to the Chris
tiaa Adroeqte, and you could not believe
how much 1 miss that there paper It
was meat and drink to mo while l had it,
but eggs is only as cents, and a man can't
expept all the lp4uries Of life, but still I'd
affixed to held on another year.. And,
closing the door from the outside. the old
man descended the stairs with lettering
steps, and the last words which were over:
heard by the office hoy falling fro,p the
aged. lips OF the octogenarisn were "'D-n
it all, how I do mics that Christian Adro:
rnif. -.,-. So. - 80 y 'fHH,E LTS-l
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W.: D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, says: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New. Dis.
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen'e
Arnica Salvs for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, 0,
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases OF pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of few bot.
ties Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
& Co. "f} g. ,s'4'itbitI e
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II, IT. HALLEN, AUCllUuetl. II NM
Tha; above named Special Commissioners have
pIfru b0ud with security approved by Inc, accord.
Iug 10 law, and Us required BY raid decree, Is here.
h, certified this 18th Jay Of January. 1887.
i,ia JAO. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
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n, arriving at 5:l3 p. NJ. - -
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Erchdngt. M q j ~ 80 Ia syJs-.st
Another abomin.hle English "iad" ia
said to be taking root in New York among
the Anglomaniac idiots in ''sassiety"S cir.
oles. This is what is termed Hplatonic
friendship" and is INDUCED in without
reference to domestic ties. "Society
women who are married." writes a New
Yorker, "are now disposed to regard their
lives as incomplete unless they have go.
cured the Intelligent admiration Of some
one Of their male friends. 1.-The is man
OF. ability, with some. reputation as q
speaker, awfiter, or a statesman, the sit
uation Is all the more interesting, Then
II dinuer.givers want to secure the pres.